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ControlUp One Platform Support & News Resources

This resource hub brings together in-depth blogs, technical walkthroughs, release insights, and practical guidance from across the ControlUp platform. Whether you’re digging into new capabilities, exploring how features work under the hood, or looking for real-world operational context, these resources are designed to help you understand, apply, and get more value from ControlUp in day-to-day IT operations.


Understanding DEX User Session Details – Explaining CPU Utilization Percentage Breakdowns

Posted on June 20, 2024

A discussion about the DEX User Session Details reports showing 2 lines on the CPU graph - 1 for computer % utilization and 1 for user %. The user was asking for clarification on what these percentages mean. Another user explained that the user % represents the portion of the CPU utilized by apps launched by the user and their desktop, while the computer % also accounts for the resources needed to keep the OS running. The discussion also touched on how these percentages are broken down on a VM with multiple CPUs assigned and the use of "host machine" in the description. It was mentioned that the computer % will also factor in the usage of other users and system processes on multi-user systems.

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Measuring Latency in ControlUp/Dex: How to Identify and Address Similar Cases

Posted on June 12, 2024

A user posed a question about measuring latency between client and server using ControlUp/Dex. The group brainstormed potential solutions and asked clarifying questions, including the type of server backend (database). The goal is to proactively identify similar cases of latency in the future.

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Examining Initial Programs and Protocols in ControlUp User Activity Report

Posted on June 5, 2024

The team discussed the initial program for the data in the user activity report, specifically in regards to Standard RDP connections versus Citrix connections. It was mentioned that the initial program may appear as "Blank," "Published," or the name of a Citrix Delivery Group. There was also some confusion regarding the initial protocol, with one user noting that the protocol is typically HDX for connections via Citrix.

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The Importance of Folder Structure for ControlUp Reporting Data

Posted on May 24, 2024

The ControlUp team discusses a recent folder structure change that has resulted in reporting data being split between the old and new directory. It is not possible to move the older data to the new location and there is no way to hide it from other users. The historic data will eventually drop off after a year and will only show under the year selection. Some users have found that the folder structure greatly affects their stress levels, alerts, automation, and reports. It is advised to make changes to the folder structure only for significant reasons as it can still be adjusted for minor projects without impacting the main structure of the historical data.

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Solving Permissions Issues with Edge Devices in DEX

Posted on May 3, 2024

A user experienced a permissions issue with their team and edge devices in Solve. When using DEX, only a select few have access to the remote tools, despite having Editor rights. The user checked the migration but did not find any issues. Another user suggested checking for another role that may have been applied. After removing the additional role, access was granted. The link to remote control a device is: https://support.controlup.com/docs/remote-control-or-shadow-a-device

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SSO for ControlUp: Covering Multiple Features

Posted on May 2, 2024

A user asked if setting up Single Sign-On (SSO) for Dex would also cover Insights and Solve or if they needed to set up individual SSO for those. Another user responded that SSO through Dex would cover all three and that Insights and Solve would be deprecated in mid-May.

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Troubleshooting Memory Usage with ControlUp

Posted on April 30, 2024

A user asked for assistance with a Citrix server that experienced memory usage spikes, causing the pagefile to fill and lock user profiles. They wanted to know how to identify the cause using ControlUp. It was suggested that they use the Reporting feature to see the top 5 processes using memory at the time of the incident. However, this did not provide the desired information as it could be multiple processes using small amounts of memory rather than one process using a large amount.

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Troubleshooting SAML Setup for DEX in ControlUp

Posted on April 26, 2024

A user was having issues setting up SAML for DEX and reached out for assistance. The ControlUp team suggested checking the Endpoint/Assertion Login URL configured in Okta, as well as ensuring the correct region is selected. The user later realized they had provided the wrong URL to their Okta admin and resolved the issue.

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Troubleshooting remotedx metrics on multiple user sessions with Citrix server

Posted on April 22, 2024

A user asked about an issue with remotedx metrics on multiple user sessions accessing a Citrix server. Another user replied that it should work for all sessions. Open a support ticket if the issue persists.

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Windows Compatibility and .NET Core Support in ControlUp

Posted on April 22, 2024

A user is testing the new platform and ran into issues on Windows 7 x86 SP3 and Windows 7 x64 SP2, which have been modified heavily. The user expects that only versions of Windows supported by Microsoft would also be supported by ControlUp. However, the v9 agent suggests support for W7 x64 SP1+. The user is also considering the vagueness of .net core support for W7 and the plans to migrate to .net core 8 or 9, as support for .net core 6 is ending.

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